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Monday, July 23, 2012

Iranian assets in United States mosques, universities activated for potential terrorist attacks

Iranian assets positioned in the United States have been activated and are actively working to acquire intelligence and equipment that might be useful in terror attacks, according to a former member of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards.

The information comes after a bus carrying Israeli youths exploded Wednesday in a Black Sea resort in Bulgaria, killing six and injuring 30 others. Fire engulfed the bus after the attack, which occurred as the bus was on its way back to the youths’ hotel.

Ominously, the attack took place on the anniversary of the Jewish Community Center bombing
in Buenos Aires, Argentina that killed 85 and injured more than 100 in
1994. Several Iranian officials were implicated in that attack,
including the current Iranian defense minister, Ahmad Vahidi, who has
been red-flagged by Interpol.

Assets of the regime have attacked Israeli officials and interests
unsuccessfully before, such as in India, Bangkok, Azerbaijan and other
places. However, as reported in March, the Islamic regime had warned America and Israel that the next terror attacks would be much more complex and devastating.

A source who served in the Revolutionary Guards’ intelligence unit and has now defected to a European country warned in April that the Islamic regime’s terror cells were on high alert, which includes for attacks in the U.S.

According to him and another source in the U.S., the regime’s assets have long infiltrated America and are coordinating operations out of mosques and Islamic centers, such as Imam Ali Mosques and the Iman Islamic Center. Also, hundreds of the families of the regime officials who are present in America and Canada, in collaboration with the Iranian Embassy in Canada and Interests Section of The Islamic Republic of Iran out of the Pakistani Embassy in Washington, D.C., are actively recruiting assets and gathering intelligence.